rHtoWilSON&Soni .: l im it ed ^


TOOLS I R O N M O N p E ^ Y j ; M l t m SERVICE


CWEN ST., KBURN


4tf42-3 FIRST TO LAST


'From th j first irficnt, pall to the erection of a memoitial. In fact, anythins to ,do: with iFunerals is covered by Service.


Scales !i ORIALS


i Fecitt's offer a wld> choice! (>f p l e a s i n g .


Maki 1 s[our select.:, from thil largest stock In East Lancashire. |


i d e s l H i in Granite. Marbld or Stone, and cani deliver and erect In iahy. ehurchyard. ;


FEC I MEMO


■n BROS tIAi. CRAFTSMEN sifiCE 1860.


ine 6248 ' l^y| Ne|w Roac


■ B iL / .e jK 4 u R;N (Open, iaturday afternoon


i.A.lifuilniig&Sim M


FOR


old youir drker now from Ldrge Selection ol


BL'ACKl


GREY and GRANITES.


Eeno(v4tio'ns carried oUl Es ittlniates Free,


Sebd rcT Catalogue. l


Address, , , c em e t er y gateh


i ACCRINGTON 1 I fe). 2043. Esf. IB


1ETI IB


GOLp IeN WEDDINjC CAUI


i i Adr l Virnsb 'r.


ERLEY-ODDIE 26, 1899, i a


!


imea ; ,beth I ess :


, by I on, i W e d d in g


. Rodwell, ton', to ) S.R1N.,J and Mri ^ gerjey ^


OnMAi r: Parish Magdali] Rev. J, Janies Mrs. all


tRO


IWELL—SLINOER 11 23rd, 1949J at


{


Church' of St. | Mary , ie, IClltheroe,! hy thei fr. Hall, M.A., Stephen j iodwell, younger ,s in of


k Walter Sllnger,' ’enijie, Clltheroe. i


Brun- the i


the late Mr. James W. The Square, jWaddlng- lorothy Stafford SUnger. [only daughter of Mr.


bOMIF^G OF AG


WILkiNSpN.^-Congratulatlms f to our deaf son Gordon, on Ws 21st blrthdif. May 1,'1949J


, ^ i and! f Colin. 140,! Wllk^iji Street. Clltherop.


eIir t h s


[BUTlERltOn April 24, i" The I Laurels," Nurslnt Kidderminster, to Alibi > Webstef), Wife of John R. the gif4 of a son (Michael


Q49, at Home, (nde


Butler, John).


KWASNlfewSKI.—On^ April! 27, at ■ :9, Castle View, to Mr. i rd Mrs. Kwasniewski (nbe Avis Lord), ia, daughter Christine Dnothy. ■ jThanking Nurse Heseltlnc


BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE


Wentworth.—Loving remembrance of my de. Marjol'le i | Gwendoline S.eptepjber 20, 1941,


Sweiet memories last fq


—From her loving! ' Jeanl and all at 9, Vie


DEATHS


I son- I Rlcht year.


DAWSO : ■ (SUdi


', Methb'i the 2^


.R.—On April 4bnly), Thomas, th of Julia and ■d Dawson, , In Interred'Bt West


18, Kai Street, Clltheroe. ■


at S' 28th.


je late ils 20th Bradford


, 1949 beloved


I'dlst Burial Gro th,


IGORInA-On the 24th Af) at 2,'|Bawdlands, Clithe: the beloved husband Gorlrig, aged 60 years.


Joseph’s Cemete: R.I.P.


HARGftEAVES-In lovln of otlr dear son ant jwho died April


Bradford; . also at Atlenue; Burnley; i Whalley Road, Clith:


)n Father, Moth' Grlndleton Ro:


HEATON.—In loving me dealt husband! and fa who died April 30, 19^


I RELriEfD.—Treasured m a - dear daughter a Hllde. who died Aprl also her loving hus' who was i accidental!


Ital', Majl 15, 1945. |Reunlted."


ey live enshrl ouij hearts, b! unfprgotten.


46, Btownlow Street, ■ Ofltherpe, ,


LAWS.deal whb


Worthy of remem’- ■


—J'rom Beatrlci


Brom I his loving Alice, I 1; Kent' Ojlthefoe; also Si and John, Alrewas, 'Tfent.i_______■


ON.-rIn lovlhi husband and fi died April 27, li ro memory. ever


59 sweet are the silently kept.


nd. on


jf Mary 7 Interred


on tqe IN MEMORIA f/l


memory brother.


1943]:


Peacefully ' sleeping, from pain.


ftt®


Id allj at broe. i


Robert.Wbst Dyneley


fdry of I a ler, jjltn.


24, Well Terrace, Cllthei 'be; I I—From his Wife and Son.


Idmorles i of sister


, 27, 1940; i nd Jacic, killed in


oved and within


—From lier loving Midther, 'I A fred and Aunt Sally. ■ 7,^Chttburn Road, Clltjheroe.|;l


imorj .'.her, d[2.ear. Wlfi


nleyj Edna Burton^on-


.


SAND ERSON.—In lovtti of { dear Wife and I ft diet April 30th, 1942


Dpep 1 1n our heai always rehialn


:ar Is her memo ir name,


r-Ffom' her loving H Fiimlly. tlkln Street, Clit!


i Prfrted ' cut!Comp! raithf


Ltd., a t 8, _ *^Te. 407/8


onp that we loi never forget;'


I t ^ L nil


other, who lemprles, so


memory


iweeli is |h p irtll


ishand ;1 ertie.;


and publLNii Advertiser


Mb; _ed.i


wket i^Place. (two JIBiM).


o n


MAKE A COMFORT. II LB


cA i i


■ancej and Tom.


lof a John,


,/A G G O N & :Propneiof;.:jF. R ’


R SE S Tel 518


iuMLiidi ECjAD ■ cm M R O E } F fe e 07 d F«Hl/


bn B itter Oral


BOTjriJttD B^ERiARE TOO NUM^ROUSj 1 r o o m s ., I _ ^


t S ’^ ^ l F O R ; . Y O U R ^ quick


'' , ,


2. economic . GLAS^,':' i ■


ffl, 1949, le, John,


MANGHES' ■ER: UN FOUR W E E


W.E.A. VERSITY EXTENSION


U R E S


KLY LECTURES on


Iljj SOCIETY will be held at


; | RIBBLESDALE BEGINNING TU SENIOR I SCHOOL j


^SDAY NE;XT, May 10 -30 p.m., by i j


! DDOCK, M.A.


,1 SOCIETY] WE ! f o r c e s


3. LOVEIaND HA^E IN


in h ? r it :‘ how i'T moulds us ; ^


and th e i question 0 #


4 MAN’^ ! PURPOSES ro l e o f iSCJENCl!. - . 6il


th e FAMILYiANDTN so c ie ty , and BELlispS: AND THE


'per LECTORE. Tel: Clitheroe 585


irthday mum, died


ever.:


ijvughter Kemple


|—With love from Motlef, Dad


! May!health and happiness be ; always yours,


(By perm'll i . GLITNEROE


royal grammar , SCHOOL (GIRLS) PJlESSiVT


Toad Toad Hall By! .A. jJ. MILNE.


; A Play frd: ■ "The


Isslbh


iih.)Kennyh GrBhame’s. book, ’’Wind in the Willows.” of Messrs. S. French Ltd.)


Tuesday, Mjiy 10, and Thursday, May IN ST. Mt


on 12


^ Y ’S h t 7'


h a l l ; clitheroe 30 p.m.


Wednesday, May lllh , a t 2-30 p.m. :ve4 Seiits 3/|- and 2/"


feiv i Untleservejd at I /-


Tickets may bej^bought School, or at the Qrapimai


10-30 to 12-0 a.m and Mo 7-0


If School on Saturday mornings,, iiday and Wednesday evenings


t.houeh any member of the ty 8-0 p.m; '


fWHALLEY METHODIST CHURCH Hj\LL Doors open 7-0 p.m.


Commehce at 7-30 p.m. Admission 2/-


— THE —


lA Y^flO Q KSflqP 26, moor la n e , CLITHEROE. iTelJ 98


Amongst the many interesting Books we have to.offer are the following;,


THE THREE PEAKS. Norman T h o rn b e r ...... CYRIL WASHBROOK’S CRICKET ANNUAL THE iGREEN YEARS. A. J . C ron in ..... ............ “ LORD PETER WIMSEY” STORIES


: I I by Dorothy Sayers ... from ] St. ; ■


INi (SLORIOUe TECHNICOLOR • ; ; Also Newp and Sbjpportlng programme, i ■


cidatlnee dally 8* ook


omplete show at 8-roJ ■ separ H - In advance and pe'^ sjore


| :


'fnlng performance at; 6^. East Houses on Saturday, 64), 8-lb-


iitibn Amateur Dramatic Society ■


PRESENT


By PETER-BLACKMORE ■ .on


1


Friday and Saturday Next may 13 and 14"


I’ ‘ | !| “THE BLUE GOOSE”


ICES AND REFRESHMENTS. LATE BUSES AFiflER BALL.


11: In Technicolor, with Lon McCallister


1 Sunday. May 8, at 7-0 Doors open fi.-30i


Walter Brennan. Aim Revere, Natalie Wood


I' Eleanor Powell, and Dennis O'Keefe in ‘Sensations of lois


The Bowery Boys are out to crack a ring­ side racket. Also


•Magnificent (n tech nlcolor. '


■WESTERN approachis.’- u


, Sat. even.- this week at 5-45 and 8-16..


E lOREAI^ OUl RED


L U X U R Y &


______ llliiiifll C A F E , B L A C K B U R N


THIS WEEK-ElilP! "JUI- L mondaV. may k.


lA MISBEHAVES." FOR SIX DAYS i


lioBERT PRESTON.I Brenda MARSHALL. DONALD CRISP in | AN L A D D ' t » : | ' I , this Carol Reedls product BRITISH LEGION (Chatburn and District Branch) ANNUAL BALL


Tp-night (Friday), May 6 8 p.m. till 1 a.m.


EDDIE McGARRY an^ Full Broadcasting Ba ud TICKETS 3/6 each


TOiu .NIGHT (Friday) at wT l ia m e u io t t . joh


»THE FABULOUS TW 7-3


Monday. Tuesday. jT NESDAY am|


MICHELE MORGAN. r|a denis O’DEAl


IN CARROL :


u ’


JOli TO- ORROW at 'G-O and 3-15 o.m. .L and CATHERINE McLEOD in


fllm.' 1 I : Week 00 inencing. 1 flay 9th. 1948. ^


'NURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30i SATURDAY at 6-0 and i8-15 p.m


WED-


i^PH RICHARDSON. SONjA DRESDEL. JA()K HA|WKIN8. BOBBY HENHEY In


A f;ast Of music and a fiesta of fun In a gloriously gay techal '


P IKK in EE KB ; , colour] production; j TEL. 278 1 . idunE


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7.30: SATURDAY ] at ^ aND®S 0 U1" JOHN GARFIELD and LILLI PALMER ini“ BOpY AND SOUi .


MONDAY and TUESDA^ at 7-30: WEDNESDAY ]at ,2-15, 6-0 a 8-i A THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY. 2-15. 6-0. 8'


JEANETTE MAGDONALD JOSE ITyRBI I


JANE POWELL in 1 M.G.M.’s Magical Mutfcal. i


H o u s e h o ld A p pU ^ n ^O i fireplace jNfjniHtES INVlTlj)


York St, Cfi^eroe Phone 88


; i !i 1-; t '


Suits add Costumes ITailor^k. to, your .


■ fR(fi«WudI meosures ■ Urom in e materials, jjer/ecfl in style oji,ci \ciit, j it r r e i^ q n a 'b le ' hpricesl’"


FRED kEAP


IBESPOK TAILORS . 9, AI/UE^T PLACE, CI^iPHI^OE. Tel. 68. '


PRICE 1 TWOPENCE


liniiii I t


JEAN KENT. ROLAND SATURD}jY:at;M5j: “


IT H


TO-NIGHT at! 7-30:' SATURDAY at 6-0 and M5.i_ l


MONDAY at 6-0. and 8-15: TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ginGeR 'R ogers and cornel’ wilde^Iii


HARRISOK .ta W 7-30. AD TO BE YOU Polished crazy: comddy—the stars at their best.


THURSDAY aiid FRIDAY at 7-30: SATURDAY at 6-0 arid 8-15, j JEAN ARTHUR.


DIETRICH and JOHN LUND| in Serlousiy, It's the fiinniset comedy in years. ■ .:


SATURDAY at MSj: "THE TEXAS TROUBLE SHOOTERS.” Booking Office open !2 to 4 p.Wn Mon,. Wed.. Sat.


iNTEOTAilNMENTS;ill BUaNL|Ey Week cimimencing Sunday. May 8, 1949.


EM P IR E


Daily at 2-30. 6-18- (Sat. 6-0). 8-16.;


innocent and beauti­ Iful on the outside


jwlth lightning Inside JUNE HAVER in


G R A M P


Sunday at 7 p.m.: James Craig in IBoys Ranch.’ Supporting


programme. '


Monday next and ail Week: Leo Goroey


and the Bowery Bovs in


SA V PY


Sunday: | Rosalind Rtissell & Alexander Knox in "SISTER


KENNY." - I1


Monday and all wk.


Paulette Goddard, Dorothy iLairiour.


James Stewart, Fred McMuriray & Burgess Meredith in


a gripping drama of the Merchant Navy


ON OUR MEI^RY


Great fun I for every­


WAY , I


one. The kind of happy film you r looking for; I


Last Bub fromiBurnley 10-45 p.m.; Sundays, 9-45 p.m. NEWTON INillTUTE


DANCE will be held


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) ,8 p.m. to 2 a.m.


REGAL DANCiE BAND


(Cinderella and bther Lucky Slipper Competitions.


ADMISSION 2/6 Right of admission reserved.


Free buses will leave Clitheroe Station at 8 p.m;, via White- well and Waddihgton; also from Grindleton! at 8 p.m.; from Slaldburn at 9 p.m. All buses return after dance.


CALDERSfrONES SOCIAL CLUB


ODHAM’S MOTOR ' MANUAL ...................... •••••• THE KaNDYMAN’S COMPLETE; : 1 SELF-INSTRUCTOR........... .............. ......... [••••;• READY RECKONERS ... V6. 2/6, 3/6, 5/- and 7/6 COMPLETE SHAKESPEARE....!.............. 12/6 and 13/6 WILD FLOWERS OF THE WAYSIDE AND i WOODLAND |.„:..... :............4............ " " - X :


3/6 9/6


8/6 !ach.


BIRDS OF THE WAYSIDE AND WOODLAND THE COUNTRYSIDE AND HOW TO ENJOY IT ...


B^HTISH HERITAGE ...............!•.......... BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE IN PICTURES .............. f AbLED SHOREfe. Rose M a cau lay ..... .....j


TOYNBEE’S STUDY OF HISTORY . Abridge by D. C. Somervell ...


dictionaries


- ENCYCLOPHfDIAS MEDICI POSTCARDS.


10/ - 10/ - 8/6


10/6 12/8 15/-


25/- jilAPS


rimin|gton M.I. CLUB


THE: SAMPLER SPECIALIST FOR NEEDLECRAFT


WOOLS - ART - CRAFTS 20, MOOR 'LANE, CLITHEEOE


w j r ■ I —A superfine selectlor of all : VV O O lS makes and colours. Real Shetland Wools; Rug Wools and Canvas. Wide range in Sock Wools; - fiTigora


Wools. n k


i i full range— M u n r o s p u n au colours


woven Skirt lengths to match “W Haze" Hand-woven Wra'ps,. Jackets, etc. I :


I —Traced! i


BTorlche—for Smocking. wf'


goods . of ( : every ;


Ijjeanets S ;■ crochet-, Needlework-, Craf;. 1-B e a u t i fu l SW I^ pRGANDIE-5 shades.


n \ -F uU new Range KnittingMFalr Isles,


Tapestries eolourediand Trammed, wools. Jri


pm . • —Traditional Designs, etc. C r a i t ' -stools;.;Felts;et^j7


r i —bolls’. Hair,Faces , Eyes; Sea! Grsss a n d ; v


th e most D E L IG K ^ g if t o f a il - A SIAMPLER GIFT token


OBSART o r BY POST.


Hand- orning Rugs,


ltype; ,


N p e d l eW O lT K ■ lO Old'Glamls Linens. Glenshee K i l l ’s Mo,.ne, :,TwWed Sllte. T ap .,t tJ .


whist! DRIVE


and DANCE in' '


The Institute


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) Whist 7|-45 p.m. !


Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a,m. ' * - V .


’ADMISSION 2/6


Bring your ow 'h Refre shments. Cups o f T ea provided.


Do'wnham Reading Room and Sports Cl«h


A GRAND 1


WHIST DRIVE - will be held in:


The Schoolroom


WEDNESDAY NEXT (May II, 1949).. ,


: ' ' ^ at 7-45 p.m, ■ admission 2 /- s'


(including.Refreshments) (^O D PRIZES : \


) — .


e x c u r s io n s evening, trip -


MOREGAMBE 3/9 SUNDAY, MAY 15 ’


Depart Wiloshire


4-31 D.m.; OlitBeroe 4-M o.in.. Ghatburn ;4-43‘‘p.ni;; Oisburn 4-S5 P.m.


N


Morecambe Prom, return 9-45. . (3050).


'I ‘A D m p ioN - 'i / - . J c e s


GRAND


LAST OF THE SEASON TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)


B


eric LATHAM and his Band


Dancing 8-36 p.m. to 1-0 a.m


ADMISSION 2/6d. Refreshments


Church of England School, Whalley


TOMMY w h it eh e a d Presents a


Popular Learners’ Night


This Friday ^ d every Friday


7-30 n.m. to 10-45' o.iri. ■


■ADMISSION 2/- ‘ 1 ■ ' '


FuU Staff In artendarice.'


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL FOOTBALL LEAGUE


AITKEN SHIELD


TONIGHT Shaw Bridge Ground


m


N( V.


Kick-off 6-30 p.m. ADMISSION 9d.


LADIES AND BOYS 6d.


’ u n it e d NATIONS - a s so c ia t io n (CLITHEROE BRANCH)


Our second monthly . DISCUSSION


- , T. , ' ' "


“Food and People” led by


C. D. LEGGE, B.A. will be held


Tn Pendle Centre on ■ ;


TUESDAif, NEXT at .7:30 p.m.


Everyone\welcome. I i TEL. 147. I ) Phone 167 or 4lL;


PLAc|e , CLITHEROE ' ,


RADK IviLVES ANl) l ATTERlES IN STOCK CLITHEROE LABOUR PARTY


A SPRIN THE CO-OP. GUILD ROOM


will be h


ON SATURDAY, at 2-45


Chairman STALLS,


MAY 21st, 1949 p.m.


Opener: Ml;. T.. BREAKELL, Party Agent. MIS J. BUSH/president, Womens Section.


and pound stall I


l ig h t teas . Admissiiin 6d. SOCIAL a n d DAl-fCE at 7-30 p.m. HODDER VALLEY


YOUNG CONSE ASSOCIA'


ihVATIVES’! .n c N


DON’T FORGET


CONCf: ' r ,


,/by


THE SflAF CONCERT i


in Newton Ir sfitute


TO-MORROW, Saturday j


a t S p . n


Admission (3BiILbREF -


Concert. ! . I


M E E IW G wUli be hi lc on


Tuesday I Ne?^ , QUIZ and In Newton


, i 'a t 8-0 May 10 SOCIAL


Congregation all jChurch YOUNG lAdIES InJlte yqii


llistitute ?.m. PBniLOWSHIP


tno|a


COEFEE IVORNING to he held


m the SUfioAY SCHOOL:


To,-inorfdw CoffuD eoryed frorii


Saturday) iO)3D to 12-0.


: ONE SHlLIjING. j Gifts Will rie accepted for the ^tal.


BRITISH ISR lEL WORLD federation


; You'.are in oiled to . a:


A Public Weetmg CLUB


lln


ODD FELLOW;, j king STREET


Thursday ^ [ext, May I : a^7-15


MR. lEYflEID of ;Burflle3 ‘ I’:


j


j Speaky.,. - . !sub Wt;'


“ BRITAIN’S recovery.” ■ i


'CHATBURi^ CHURCH CLUB


BILLIARD : L


50/50 T)ANCE GE aIid I , !


FRIDAY ^EXT, May 13 > ■ the form of- i. Dancliig 8 p.m. to l a.m


•. - r \ SPORTS


r! e. fore ! DANCE


!And his band


7 ' held a t ' ..... ■ :


MR, S. WOOD’S FARM. PIMLICO ROAD I


t t in the ':


Chatbum Church , Institute


\i"\. , i '■ I ' I ■ '-I ! *• '' ■'•'■t- 2/-


at 7-30ip.m.l DunSop Bridge at 7-45 p.m.;! retijrning after


Free!buses lea’’e —


1/- Blaldburn


RT FIVE :


pa r ty


BIBBLESDALE LEAGUE CHATBURN ROAD


TO-MbRROW, Saturday -


CLITHEROE (with G. N. Hudson)


DARWEN (with T. S. Gilfoy)


Wickets pitched a t 2-30 p.m. ADMISSION:


adults 1/- CHILDREN 6d,


New members cordially invited Ices, Minerals, Teias. MAY 8th:


HODGiKINSON XI V ]


HAR VARE, DR. IPERY, FANCY GOODS .


FAIR I


looked e breakdoym


can often affect jotliers and lead to iunneceiisa c j Expense.']


nol-just-as-lt-shbuld-be Is’ifarl better too from the^ Ustenhig - point .W ivlew than putting; it off until the set breaks d ow ^together.’:


....■Ve 'lirtu d'o I t 4t a time tb ju l t your convenle^^^and ; programmes youi specially want tq


V


then you wbn hear.


,b I,I a UUUC l/u OUAO JW t


j , i- V**;


Having the jol) tone^as !sbohJ as. you notice anything; I


; CASUALS


Sti Mary’s Parislt Church Gisburn


Sale ojf Work


and Jumble : ' In


THE PARISH HA|.L


SATURDAY, MAY 14 To be opened at 3 p.m. by


' MRS. J. HINDLEY of Manor House, Blacko.


Chairman: W. Woodhead, Esq./ "Dormers,” Rlmlngton.


ADMISSION 6d. BASHALL EAVES


W iist Drive&Danci to be held In


th e assembly ROOMS on


Wednesday, May 18 7-30jp.m. to 1 a.m;


ADMISSION. 2/6


:n aid of Chaigley children’s summer outing, ,


TOSSIDE . 'AN


OLD-TYME DANCE : will be held on i


IfRIDAY NEXT, May Dancing 8 p.m. to 2 a.m


(inciting Refreshments) i , (. CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT


' MR. ,T. COWKING; iMISSION 2/6 ;


; YOUNG FARMERS It* '' I The next Meeting .will.•;ake !■ 77.1,7' MUSIC SUPPLIED by 13


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